G-2BW

A modified Wanderer. It uses a special Evol Linkage capable of restraining a Wanderer’s Metaflux. A person can control this Wanderer by manipulating the linkage via Evol.

Attack it once its energy shield is down to deal damage. Try to avoid the projectiles.

• Stellaact color match: hit the Wanderer's weak-point color and Shield-break speed doubles; a Full Match (matching every color the fight calls for) doubles the effectiveness again. The 6 Stellactrum colors are Emerald, Sapphire, Violet, Amber, Ruby, Pearl.
• Shield-break window: the shield only breaks once you've built up enough Resonance/Ardor — attacking outside that window wastes damage.
• Action Points: don't spam attacks; save AP for the shield-break window.
• Perfect Dodge: dodge right as the hit lands to trigger Witch Time (a slow-motion window) and counter.
• Protocore ratio: aim for CRIT Rate : CRIT DMG around 1:2 (e.g. 50%/100%); in high-tier content, Elemental DMG Bonus outweighs ATK%; support units should prioritize Oath Recovery.
• Play manually, not on Auto, for hard fights.

For Boss-rank fights, the Senior Hunt community benchmark suggests roughly 30,000+ / 45,000+ / 60,000+ Combat Power across your three teams — treat these as community reference points, not official numbers.

Every high-tier Wanderer fight happens inside a Protofield — a private dimension the Wanderer creates from its own energy; the Hunters Association requires 2 Evolvers to enter together for support. Each fight scans 6 Stellactrum types: Emerald · Sapphire · Violet · Amber · Ruby · Pearl. Matching the Stellactrum the fight calls for DOUBLES your attack effectiveness and speeds up Shield-breaking twofold — once the shield breaks, the Wanderer takes greatly increased damage for a short window, the best moment to burst it down.

Defeating a Wanderer drops a Protocore — a Hunter's core gear. The higher the Wanderer's rank (Elite, Boss), the stronger the Protocore it drops compared to Normal. See tier and set-effect details on the Protocore lookup page.